The purpose of this study was the review of 282 papers that pertain to the application of
social psychology theories and concepts presented in 12 leading academic journals …

The primary objective of this paper is twofold:(i) to investigate the impact of perceived risk on
the tendency to travel internationally; and (ii) to explore if there is any difference in the …

The travel decisions of international tourists have, over the past decade, been significantly
affected by external events, such as the fear of pandemics and terrorist attacks. Yet, little …

The present paper begins from the empirically established positive relationship between the
measures ofpast purchases ofa destination and those ofthe intention to repurchase in the …

Based on an empirical data set collected from Chinese tourists visiting Macau SAR, this
study attempts to decompose the travel decision-making process into a multistage sequence …

The 1999 Taiwan earthquake destroyed infrastructure and seriously damaged tourists'
relationships to a popular destination area. Studies for agencies yielded information …

Growth in tourism during the past 20 years means more people are using physical spaces
away from home for vacation. Yet research on vacation spaces is noticeably absent …

Using a sample of 600 international tourists travelling in Portugal, Spain and Italy, this study
identifies key issues related with terrorism, risk perception, involvement and safety concerns …

While various models for understanding tourists' decision-making processes have been
conceptualized (eg, Crompton, 1992; Gursoy & McCleary, 2004; Huan & Beaman, 2003) …

Terrorism is the most impactful travel risk influencing destination perception and choice.
Little research has been done on the long-term effects of terrorism on tourism. One potential …